... 11X .I TuEsDAY EvxgmgG. ed At the London Stock Exchange to-day, Console [e- were steady all day, but closed dull, at a decline. ~ I Foreign WStok steady, and rather firm in tone, Is, Gaimnes eppeciilly srong. The closing prices were:- of Console for mony,89B Mexican, 23.4 j SE) Do, account, 89 IGreeks, 20j j aExclhe. Bills, i.1m Caimes, 484 9 of Confed, Loa, 67 U. S. 5,20 Bonds, 69J Kt ...

... qTHE ENGLISH AND FRENCH IRON.CLAD -, - FEETS. .. Great interest is excited byttet Meeting of the iron l clad squadrons of E~gland and France. The C:hair. nel squadron left Portland Broads for Cherhourg on Sunday evening. The whole of the vessels of the Channel squadron, under the command of Admira Dacres, consisting of the Itdgar, 71 (flagship), Capt. Geoffrey T. P. Horuby; Achilles, 20, iron ...

... GLASGOW COVMRCIAL NEWS. TususDcisY EVENAVGO. At the London Stock Exchange to-day, Consols opened quietly, and closed firm, at an advance. Foreign atocks quiet, with scarcely any change The closing prices were Consols for money. 891 i Mexican, 231 A Do. account 892 f G~eks *20i * Exche. 13Ws, 3 dis. par. Caimes, 484 9 Cented. Loan, 6 7 U. S. 5 20 Bonds, 69J Railways were steady all day, closing ...

... SCOTCH BAAKRUPTS. (Frorn the Edinburgh auette of Yeoterdaj BEQIESTa&TIOUS. Aug. 4. JOHN STEWART, farmer, Stankhouse, Bir- nie, in the county of Elgin. Creditors to meet within the Gordon Arms Hotel, Elgin, 16th August, at twelve ?? & Forsyth, writers, Elgin, agents. Aug. 4. ROBnLT ANDERSON, grocer, Falkirk. Creditors to meet witbin the Royal Hotel, Falkirk, 16th August, at two o'clock. - ...

... LONDON AND GLASGOW ENGINEERlING AND IRON 5HUBtJUIblIN9 COt On Thursday the secoud ordinary meeting of the shareholders in this company was held at the Lou. don Tavern-Lord Claud Hamilton, MP., in the chair. The following is the report of the directors Referring to the interim report presented to the proprietors in January last, the directors have now the satisfaction of submitting the annexed ...

... MAR KETS. GLASGOW BAZAAR-AuG. 2. The largest supply of new cheese we have had in the market for this season. The sale was good, at about former prices. Some few parcela were left over. About twenty-six tons passed the weigh. house scales. Cheese, li oewt.- Fig cake, %q lb ?? /6 to - Donlep (ola) ?? COto Go/ Prunos, l ?? 1/4 Do. (now) ?? 2 ,, 5/6 Walnuts. JR, l , /d Cbeddax-mado ?? ., G41 ,, ...

... SHIPPING MLLIGENCO, UR A N GO MO rT . AgnIvED-Aug. 24. Alice (s), Mill, from Newcastle, with goods. ErnstAugust, Fretensted, from Sundswall, timber. Eva, Matthews, from Petersburg with hemp. Rudolph, Callies, from SundswaH, with timber. SAiLmD-Aug. 24. Grange ?? Thomson, for London, with goods. Orient ?? Thomson, for Stettin. Teutonia. Wendt, for Wismar, with coals. Martin, Danmenberg, for ...

... SHTP1PlG't UNTELlGENCH, r G ?? N0 Bs 0 oUT HI. AVlHvID-JulI 31. Ikabella Forbes, Levi, from Shielde, with coN. a Peggy Al Lares, Tzett, from Glasgow, with . , 3r I - - e q UNEBEC. oe ' ?? Juily 16. +Oregon. Haraud, from Plymoutr. 't 1FS. ?? Main, from London. f CLEABXED. July 15. Mary Baker, Scott, for Aberdeen, 3 17, Oscar, Berg, for Greeuock. T Der Preusie, Block, for Leith. f 18. T'aimanian ...

... MA RXETM. GLASGOW BAZAAR-AuIC. 9, The supply of cheese continues good, and still find3i a ready market at increhaing s rioo:sn. Abbut 30 tons passed the weigh.house'soalee. ?? Cheese U1 Gwt.- Fig Oake, B1l. ?? /8 to- Dunlop (old) ?? 66/ Pranes, ir ?? /4 a 1/4 D o. ?? f1/ ,, j/ lYalnuts, lb14 a /6 0heddar-made ?? 67/ deoadna nuts, 7R lb ?? /4 ,. - Do. (now) . ?? 58/ , 1/ Nowspau. nute 7 lb. ...

... 8HIPPING INTELLIGENUM AxsnFu-Au. 24. Independeiza, Castellani, from Odessa, with wheat. Vigilant, Kent, from Jersey, with apples. SAIRD-Aug. 24. St. George ?? S~iitb, for Quebec and Montreal, -vith a general cargo. Roueneathi, Auld, for Halifax, NS., general cargo. G R A N G B Mo U T R. ARitrvED-Aug. 24, Ann Brass, Jewitt, from Dautzic, with wheat. SAILED-Aug. 23. Thames ?? M'Kay, for London, ...

... AI LWAY SHARE LIST. ..~RTT gUMARW. WEEKILY SUAMrOAkX. GLASGOW, August 4. AAsn ate 6olAl Nature of Guarantee , price yielded or ?? per at pme ~gse5N~e Prceference. zeo ?? ?? 00 urn.oo prce £. .D. ~iel5-O4 Gna;~*ted, 71 130215 9 2 * 1~~~tGIW..ee f 8' 173 4 10 4 nje ..with lien for divi 100 40 0 } rosetieine41111 ?? rates marrked~ 7111 12 1 withan aterik ar 10t 411 subject to a deduc- 30 2 11 ...

... IMIPORT'ATION OF WINES INTO ENGLAND, Mr. W. Ray Binee, in the plreface of his pamphlet upon the wines of France at one penny per bottle Custorms duties, gives the value of these wines im. ported into England during the last five years:- 1860 .. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? . av,..ow 00OOO The official account for 1864, since published, differs but little from the one given by the author, baing £793,000. In ...